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AWS guidance — core services, IAM least privilege, networking, cost control, and production architecture patterns.

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## Overview

AWS is the broadest cloud platform — 200+ services, with a core set (EC2, S3, RDS, IAM, VPC, Lambda, CloudFront, Route53, EKS/ECS) covering most architectures. Its breadth is the challenge: there are five ways to do everything, pricing is complex, and IAM misconfigurations are the leading cause of cloud incidents.

The disciplines that matter: IAM least privilege, VPC networking fundamentals, choosing the right compute/storage per workload, and cost awareness from day one. This skill covers the core services, the security baseline, and architecture patterns that work — plus the cost traps to avoid.

## When to use

- Designing architecture on AWS (choosing services).
- Setting up IAM (users, roles, policies, least privilege).
- Building VPC networking (subnets, routing, security groups).
- Choosing compute (EC2, Lambda, ECS, EKS, Fargate).
- Controlling AWS costs (finding waste, budgets, alerts).
- Securing an AWS account (baseline, auditing, incident response).
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